This book showcases the development of the Baltic seaside resort of Misdroy through historical postcards spanning over a hundred years. The text section delves even further back, recounting the beginnings when the first bathers discovered Misdroy's fine sandy beach over 175 years ago. The allure of Misdroy primarily stems from the steep white cliffs rising directly above the beach to the east, adorned with their blue forests. It was these cliffs that inspired Lyonel Feininger for his watercolor "Steamer to Misdroy" in 1929. Additionally, the beautiful, fairly wide, and several kilometers long sandy beach, impressive villas in the style of spa architecture, magnificent expansive beech forests, and a small idyllic forest lake—the legendary Jordan Lake, which Theodor Fontane called perhaps the most beautiful lake in northern Germany—leave many visitors in awe. The war.